Walkersville Lions Upset Mt Savage For State Bid
In a stunning Class B playoff upset Walkersville defeated Mt Savage 103 to 93, overturning expectations as Bobby Robertson and Ralph Wilson led Cumberland area scorers. Coach Bill Talley lauded the team’s discipline and offense, noting their 196 points in 32 minutes and a progression to College Park for the state tournament.
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Maryland
Cumberland Area
Allegany
Beall
Mt. Savage
Bobby Robertson
Ralph Wilson
Walkersville
Bill Talley
Lions
College
Cumberland Press
Yanks Holdout Bouton Faces Salary Ultimatum
The New York Yankees press Bouton to accept pay terms by midnight Wednesday or incur a $100 daily fine for absence. Bouton, in Ridgewood New Jersey, demands a 100 percent raise from 1963’s $10,000 after a 21 7 season and 2.53 ERA. General manager Ralph Houk defends offers of 60 and 80 percent raises as fair, noting impact on other players.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
New York Yankees
Jim Bouton
Bouton
Ridgewood
N.J
Joe DiMaggio
Red Ruffing
Barrow
New York
Houck
Ralph Houk
Yankees
Pappas injures ankle. Orioles hopeful for Saturday start
Milt Pappas twisted his left ankle during a brief spring workout in Miami. Doctors found a slight sprain with no fracture and advised rest 24 to 48 hours. Orioles aim to start him in exhibition opener against the Yankees Saturday in Fort Lauderdale, with McCormick and Hall sharing duties.
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Miami
Fla
Milt Pappas
Baltimore Oriole
Pappas
Hank Bauer
Orioles
New York Yankees
Fort Lauderdale
Mike McCormick
Dick Hall
Detroit
Baltimore
Brumel Says Indoor Track May Lift Olympic Edge
Valery Brumel world champion high jumper of the Soviet Union argues the United States risks overdoing winter indoor meets. He notes Russians train gradually for the Tokyo Olympics opening Oct. 10, citing greater discipline and heavier conditioning with weights. Brumel, 22, to receive ABC athlete of the year in New York, emphasizes training intensity and endurance.
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New York
Valery Brumel
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Brumel
Tokyo
American Broadcasting Co
Kline Remains Nat Holdout For Senators Pitcher
Pompano Beach Florida AP General Manager George Selkirk of the Washington Senators said Ron Kline can play in Japan if needed but will not be sold. Selkirk values 45 000 dollars as the cost to release Kline and Treated him as last year’s package deal with Detroit for Kline and Osborne. Kline seeks a raise after a 3 8 record, 62 games and 14 saves last season. Friends say Ronnie is ready to report and sign.
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Fla
George Selkirk
Washington Senators
Ron Kline
Japan
Selkirk
Kline
Detroit Tigers
Larry Osborne
Senators
Ronnie
Purdue Upsets Michigan 81-79 In Big Ten Basketball
Purdue stopper Purkhiser scored a basket and two free throws in the last 43 seconds to beat second-ranked Michigan 81-79. Purkhiser 26 points edged teammate Schillhase, while Cazzy Russell led all scorers with 27 despite Michigan’s late rally. Ohio State clinched or shared the league title for the fifth straight year.
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ANN Arbor
Bob Purkhiser
Purdue
Michigan
Ohio State
Boilermakers
Wolverines
Mel Garland
Purkhiser
Dave Schillhase
Cazzy Russell
Bill Buntin
Midwest and East regional NCAA results in busy March night
Kansas State edged Iowa State 74 69 while Indiana topped Northwestern 76 68 and Purdue overcame Michigan 81 79. Creighton beat Oklahoma City 89 in the NCAA Eastern Regional at Philadelphia as Connecticut 53 Temple 48 and Villanova 77 Providence 66. NAIA scores feature Georgetown Kentucky 87 St Joseph New Mexico 79 and St Marys Texas 64 Central Connecticut 62 with Mansfield Pennsylvania 99 Miles Alabama 79 Indiana Central 92 Morris Harvey 81.
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Purdue
Michigan
Creighton
Oklahoma City
Philadelphia
Connecticut
Temple
Villanova
Providence
Georgetown
St. Joseph
St. Mary's
Tex
Central
Mansfield St
Miles
Ala
Indiana Central
Morris Harvey
Craig
Quincy
Huntington
Hastinos
Neb
Bradley stars as Princeton drills VMI to reach NCAA semis
Princeton, led by Bill Bradley's 34 points and 12 rebounds, beat VMI 86-60 to advance to the NCAA semifinal in Raleigh. Connecticut upset Temple 53-48, and Villanova defeated Providence 77-66 as the tripleheader determined the East improvements.
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Bill Bradley
Princeton
Virginia Military Institute
Connecticut
Villanova
Bill Dellasala
Temple Friars
Richie Moore
Davidson
Bradley
VMI
Bob Haarlow
Bill Blair
Tigers
Providence
Jones
Moore
Duke
Raleigh
N.C
ACC
Dellasala
Toby Kimball
Temple
Dan Hesford
Nash All Star for Third Time
New York AP Cotton Nash of Kentucky earned his third straight Look Magazine All-Star selection. The 10 man squad includes Gary Bradds Ohio State Bill Bradley Princeton Mel Counts Oregon State Billy Cunningham North Carolina Walt Hazard UCLA Bud Koper Oklahoma City Jess Mullins Duke Cazzie Russell Michigan and Dave Stallworth Wichita. Four others Robertson Gola Dischinger and Lucas also made the team for three straight years.
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Cotton Nash
Kentucky
Look Magazine
U. S. Basketball Writers Association
Gary Bradds
Ohio State
Bill Bradley
Princeton
MelCounts
Oregon State
Billy Cunningham
North Carolina
Walt Hazzard
UCLA
Bud Koper
Oklahoma City
Jess Mullins
Duke
Cazzie Russell
Michigan
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Tom Gola
la Salle
Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Jerry Lucas
Raleigh
N.C
ACC
Jeff Mullins
Jay Buckley
Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association
Wake Forest
Frank Christie
Bob Leonard
Mullins
Miller Ends Holdout Signs Orioles Contract
Stu Miller, 36, ended a two week holdout with the Baltimore Orioles by agreeing to salary terms with GM Lee MacPhail over the phone. The deal, likely around 34000, will be formally signed later. Miller earned about 30000 last season with five wins and 26 saves in relief. Navy Begins Football Practice Slowly at Annapolis.
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Miami
Fla
Stu Miller
Baltimore Orioles
Lee MacPhail
Baltimore
Miller
MacPhail
San Carlos
Calif
Creagerstown Tri-County League Meet Set at Church
Creagerstown to host the Tri-County League meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Creagerstown church. All players are urged to attend.
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Creagerstown
Tri-County League
UCLA finishes undefeated as final AP poll leader
UCLA finished the 1963-64 season as the nation's No. 1 team in the final AP poll with 34 first place votes and 392 points. Michigan was second, Duke fourth, and Kentucky slipped to fifth as changes were limited to Loyola of Chicago and DePaul moving positions.
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Associated Press
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Loyola of Chicago
DePaul
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Loyola
Blue Devils
Cincinnati Bearcats
California
Southern California
Ohio State
St. Louis
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Wake Forsat
Lakers Clinch Third in West With 122 112 Win Over Bullets
Los Angeles Lakers topple Baltimore 122 112 to seal third place in the NBA Western Division. stars Jerry West 37 points and Elgin Baylor 24 spark the effort while Walt Bellamy leads Baltimore with 33. Lakers set club field goal record at 58 percent.
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Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Baltimore Bullets
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Elgin Baylor
Torrid Laker
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Baylor
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Ellis
Player Wins at Pensacola Open Golf Championship
Gary Player shot a one under par 71 to win the Pensacola Open playoff at Pensacola Country Club. Arnold Palmer and Miller Barber finished tied for second with rounds of par 72 and 74 respectively. The $4,000 winner’s prize marked Player’s first victory since the San Diego Open 14 months earlier. Palmer and Barber earned $2,300 each.
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Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Miller Barber
Pensacola Country Club
Player
Palmer
Barber
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